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Seller specs describe this as a shared-mold headset with a Jieli chip and features genuine Beats Studio models don't have — bone conduction, one-key mute — and list no warranty, so treat it as a replica. No independent buyer reviews exist for this SKU; confirm return terms before ordering.
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$77.46 USD $87.71Final item price, service fees and international shipping are confirmed on the shopping agent's website.
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Fit notes
The listing describes an over-ear format only. No earcup dimensions, headband adjustment range or weight are given, so fit beyond the over-ear format is unknown.
Buy if
You want a gray over-ear headphone in the Beats Studio silhouette, with seven colors listed, for casual or outfit use — and you are buying it knowing the seller's own specs point to a replica rather than authentic Beats hardware.
Skip if
You need authentic Beats hardware, a stated warranty, or firmware updates through Beats' official site. The listing states no warranty, and a replica comparison reports official firmware updates are not available to these units.
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Buying FAQ
The seller's own specs list a Jieli chip, a shared public mold, and features like bone conduction and one-key mute that genuine Beats Studio headphones don't have, with no warranty — which points to a replica rather than authentic Beats hardware. That is seller-listing information, not independent buyer evidence.
The listing advertises 4–8 hours, well below the 12–22+ hours genuine Beats Studio Wireless/Studio3 models claim.
A detailed genuine-vs-replica comparison reports replicas cannot update firmware through Beats' official site, so that route may not be available here. Chinese buying guides add that single-point checks such as the Beats app, pop-up animation or serial number are no longer reliable for telling copies apart.
No. The listing states no warranty, so any return or after-sales terms would have to come from the seller directly.
The listing says simultaneous two-phone connection is not supported, while its feature list separately mentions multipoint connectivity — worth clarifying with the seller if you need that.
Evidence
A buyer who previously owned fake (replica) Beats Studio headphones reported the sound was nearly as good as the real thing, but the fakes were not sturdy — the plastic and cables frequently caused problems and broke.
SourceThe seller's own specs mark this as a 公模 (shared/public mold) headset using a Jieli (杰理) chip with 'bone conduction' and 'one-key mute' features — none of which exist on genuine Beats Studio headphones — and it carries no warranty (无保修), so it should be treated as a replica rather than authentic Beats hardware. Listing specs are seller-side only, not independent buyer evidence.
SourceThe listing advertises only 4–8 hours of battery life, far below the 12–22+ hours genuine Beats Studio Wireless/Studio3 models claim, and offers no warranty — another signal (per seller specs) that this is a low-tier replica. This is seller-listing spec information, not independent buyer evidence.
SourceA seller-side Douyin note claims the same Huaqiangbei-made Beats Studio 3 stock is sold for around 500 RMB ('5张'), and that relabelling identical units as 'US version' or 'HK version' lets sellers charge roughly 700 RMB, warning buyers not to be fooled.
SourceChinese buying guides warn that cheap 'Beats Studio' over-ear listings are commonly Huaqiangbei counterfeits, and that single-point verification (pop-up animation, connecting to the Beats app, or checking a serial number) is no longer reliable because counterfeiters have replicated all of these.
SourceA detailed comparison of genuine Beats Studio3 vs Huaqiangbei replicas states the 1:1 '精仿' version's appearance, functions, accessories and packaging are nearly indistinguishable from genuine; the only clear difference reported is that the replica cannot update firmware through Beats' official site, while cheaper high-copy versions use different materials and slightly worse sound.
SourceIn a V2EX thread about suspiciously cheap Beats on secondhand platforms, users note that sub-100 RMB 'Beats' headphones labelled 'US version' or 'Huaqiangbei stock' are fakes, and several argue that genuine Beats quality is itself mediocre enough that the replicas perform comparably.
SourceA headphone roundup reviewing Huaqiangbei replica over-ear headphones (including branded lookalikes) warns they typically have muddy, bloated sound, rough body construction, hit-or-miss Bluetooth connection, and uncomfortable clamping/heat retention — usable for outfit photos but not for serious listening. This concerns Huaqiangbei replica headphones generally rather than this exact listing.
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